diff --git a/docs/migrating-from-2.0.0-alpha.13.md b/docs/migrating-from-2.0.0-alpha.13.md
index 272e947a..355db4b8 100644
--- a/docs/migrating-from-2.0.0-alpha.13.md
+++ b/docs/migrating-from-2.0.0-alpha.13.md
@@ -8,6 +8,10 @@ Please study the entire migration guide carefully before attempting to update an
 If you're using mods you need to create mod pack string for the mod configurations you're currently running.
 You can do this by running the follow RCON command on an instance that is currently running the mod configuration you want to use (you can also run this command in single player and find the string printed in Factorio's [Log file](https://wiki.factorio.com/Log_file)):
 
+    /sc local m={name="pack",description="",factorio_version=game.active_mods.base,mods={},settings={startup={},["runtime-global"]={},["runtime-per-user"]={}}} for n,v in pairs(game.active_mods) do table.insert(m.mods,{name=n,enabled=true,version=v}) end local function set(s,c) for n,v in pairs(s) do m.settings[c][n]=v end end set(settings.startup,"startup") set(settings.global,"runtime-global") if game.player then set(game.player.mod_settings,"runtime-per-user") else set(settings.player,"runtime-per-user") end local e=game.encode_string(game.table_to_json(m)) log(e) rcon.print(e)
+
+If you for some reason want to run this function in 2.0+, use the following command:
+
     /sc local a={name="pack",description="",factorio_version=script.active_mods.base,mods={},settings={startup={},["runtime-global"]={},["runtime-per-user"]={}}}for b,c in pairs(script.active_mods)do table.insert(a.mods,{name=b,enabled=true,version=c})end;local function d(e,f)for b,c in pairs(e)do a.settings[f][b]=c end end;d(settings.startup,"startup")d(settings.global,"runtime-global")if game.player then d(game.player.mod_settings,"runtime-per-user")else d(settings.player,"runtime-per-user")end;local g=helpers.encode_string(helpers.table_to_json(a))log(g)rcon.print(g)
 
 This should produce a [Mod Pack String](https://forums.factorio.com/viewtopic.php?f=96&t=103578) which you need to copy and paste somewhere to keep it for later.